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Edit: SOLD Put my 2013 Santi Enduro on eBay. Needs new seals, otherwise mint condition. Will ship ex Newark, NJ 07114, pickup is possible this weekend.

Selling a brand new EII CO. Had it on shelf here in the Caribbean as a Hot-Standby in case the main unit fails. It takes weeks to get anything done here so you need two of everything that is mission critical. Selling for 250.00 + Shipping. It's in the Caribbean now but I am in Houston, TX...

We also know that March 2015 the project was briefly outlined here by people involved in the operation and the feedback from people with 5 x more experience than the deceased found the plan so risky that they first dismissed it as a hoax and when it became apparent that this thing was really...

I was thinking the same thing when David Shaw happened and I realized that my logbook was about the same size as his and I am still doing OC NDL dives... At the time I gave it the benefit of a doubt and told myself that there are dives and there are DIVES. My 200 dives may be only worth the...

For starters so that you can be aware of your run-time and be back at the upline / ladder at the prearranged time +/1 3 mins.

C Dub, did you find anything ? If so PM me. I am on island several times a year and thus far the only technical diving I could do here I had to arrange all myself. Bring my own O2 booster, find a boat and skipper etc. The challenges on this island are: 1) Most of the dive sites close to...

I guess it's a numbers game. If you do enough diving activity you will come across a bunch of emergencies. If you do 20 dives a year you might do that for 10 years and get away unscathed. Do 200 dives a year and you will probably see emergencies every other year. I also suspect there may be...

No. Big difference. The CO monitors I referred to will detect CO, not CO2. CO will be present if there has been a problem during filling the tank and the effects can be fatal with little warning before it is too late.

I haven't had problems with the Oxycheq unit as yet so there was no opportunity for service problems but I can +1 that Nuvair in California are absolutely awesome. Bought an O2 booster from them a while ago and service throughout has been awesome. They are a good bunch. Their portable CO unit...

There is also an Oxycheq product that gets the job done.

Selling my 1 year old Analox EIICO. Unit in perfect condition and working order with a fresh cell. Just need to put in a 9V battery and you are good to go. 250 US$ + shipping. Unit located in USA this week, after that I will head to Hong Kong and take it with me unless sold to a US buyer...

I just noticed AirBNB have updated their site layout and the presence of a CO monitor separately from a smoke detector is specifically adressed in the database. We rent out some apartments in Bangkok on AirBNB so I will get CO monitors installed in there. Good to see that AirBNB specifically ask...

LOL. I visualize you eating a bad-ass burrito and sitting in front of the Sensorcon waiting to test its sensitivity to hydrogen :crafty: Having seen the Walmart link I have decided to pick one or two plug-in CO monitors and take them back home with me. I am in Austin, TX this week shopping :D...

Dandydon's CO Crusade (tm) is well placed IMHO. Yeah, he takes it to the extreme by setting up a CO monitor in his hotel room (how many people have perished in their sleep in hotels because of CO???) there is a real case to be made for CO testing in Scuba. I bought a CO tester years ago and...

So hook up with these guys and see what tests can be done in the pool: Living Seas | GUE and PADI Training and Scuba Diving in South East Asia They sell all the good toys.

In Thailand and Caribbean recreational diving Single (AL 80) I usually wear a full length neutrally buoyant Lavacore, Scubapro neoprene booties and Hollis F2 fins. BC is a Halcyon Eclipse with full size aluminum backplate. In this configuration I do not need any weights and can just hold a...

The book says to go home and dive another day. In real life... It's closer to what you described. Not saying that's a good thing but that's been my observation when diving with a known quantity buddy. Sent from my HTC One

He's most likely referring to the Aussie IWR table. Sent from my HTC One

Sure there are plenty. http://vimeo.com/80695340 Sent from my HTC One ---------- Post added April 29th, 2014 at 01:53 PM ---------- The lady in the video I linked above is based in Europe and comes to Thailand for technical cave projects. Sent from my HTC One

I use a short grenade grip and a double-ender with some cut-away cave line. Store it clupped off in drysuit pocket when not in use. On chest d-ring if I quickly/temporarily need my hand free. Never been officially DIR approved though. Will post a pic later. Sent from my HTC One